Original find of Waffen SS jacket from Latvija woo. Better picturesl

[NickG]

Interesting Nick, so you think these may have been on that same assembly line?

Yes, manufactured in the so-called "SS-Industrie" camp system which supplied the W-SS with their needs,
using Reich sourced and non Reich materials...(occupied countries and beute/capture goods, Italian armistice left-overs etc...)
Examples of the latter: Italian M29 "Telo Mimetico" Camo, Italian HBT liner material, Italian Grigrio Verde wool (Steel green) and apparently this nestled BeloRussian wool!

[Vladislav]

Sorry I can not put a photo I have a photo of a soldier of the Latvian army and the material is very similar of course the photo is black and white.I just think that large volumes of army material to be in the Baltic States, Belarus did not have its armed forces..But if colleagues claim that it is the Belarusian material fact dispute does not count

[dhunter93]

Yes, manufactured in the so-called "SS-Industrie" camp system which supplied the W-SS with their needs,
using Reich sourced and non Reich materials...(occupied countries and beute/capture goods, Italian armistice left-overs etc...)
Examples of the latter: Italian M29 "Telo Mimetico" Camo, Italian HBT liner material, Italian Grigrio Verde wool (Steel green) and apparently this nestled BeloRussian wool!

Great info thanks Nick!

[Vladislav]

I am interested in Italian material there were many varieties I always thought it was a small family firm so-can it be someone will tell?

[anmarlodz]

Have seen few examples of jacket made from this type of cloth/wool and all were M42. Never seen any other modle of jackets made from this style cloth/wool.

anyway; nice example and would be happy to have it in my collection.